Nauru refugee sets himself on fire in protest, man in critical condition, Peter Dutton says
Nauru refugee sets himself on fire in protest, man in critical condition, Peter Dutton says Updated April 27, 2016 16:33:15 A refugee remains in a critical condition after setting himself on fire on Nauru, in what the Nauruan Government has described as a "political protest". Key points:Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says the refugee's "outlook is not good at all"Canberra-based UNHCR staff witnessed incident, "didn't know what to do" according to witnessMr Dutton sa..>> view originalBali nine member Michael Czugaj moved to remote jail after found with traces of drug
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At 11.00am, a jury announced a fresh verdict of unlawful killing in the deaths of the 96 Liverpool supporters who died after attending an FA Cup semi-final in 1989. Liverpool fans were completely exonerated as the biggest legal inquest in British history held senior police responsible for the disaster in a landmark ruling which overturned decades of injustice and finally dismantled a gross miscarriage of justice and official cover-up. The Sun, which sa..>> view original
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